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This video will contain minor spoilers for Rogue One, so just a heads up if you haven't

seen the movie yet.

In Rogue One we get a quick glimpse of Darth Vader within a bacta tank being guarded by

at least two Imperial Royal Guards.

So why were the Emperor's personal guards at Vader's castle?

Well there are a few answers to that question.

First off Vader being within that bacta tank, meditating and easing the pain of his burned

skin, was possibly the most vulnerable state he was ever in as a Sith Lord.

If he were to get attacked in this state, he would probably get owned pretty quickly,

as he wouldn't be able to leave the bacta tank as not only did he require the mask in

it to breath, but also because he didn't have any of his mechanical limbs attached

to him either.

The Royal Guard were probably the most elite set of soldiers the empire had at its service

that were non force sensitive.

They alone would be able to fend of pretty much any intruder wishing to assassinate Vader,

or at least fend them off long enough for the dark lord himself to get into his armor

and join the fight with them.

The Royal Guard were also one of the very few people within the empire to be entrusted

with the secret that both Vader and Palpatine were Sith Lords.

So if Palpatine ever needed to quickly contact his apprentice on Sith business, the guards

could remain protecting Vader while he talked to his master from his bacta tank.

And the final reason, which is probably Palpatine's main motivation for sending his personal guards

to protect vader, was to keep an eye on him.

Palpatine understood that Vader would eventually wish to overthrow him, as was the tradition

of the rule of two Sith.

These Guards were loyal to Palpatine and him only.

They would rather die than betray their master.

So the fact that they were in Vader's personal living quarters shows that Palpatine kept

an eye on everyone, even his Sith apprentice out of fear of possible betrayal.

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5 Secrets to Conquering a Man Successfully - Duration: 3:00.

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A Visit from Old Hickory (One of the Greats) - The President Show - Comedy Central - Duration: 3:54.

Here's a surprise about The White House.

The paintings come alive at night

after I've taken my anti-baldness medication.

Look who's in the painting today.

It's President Andrew Jackson, Old Hickory Dickory.

Let's see if we can wake him up.

Wake up! Wake up! Wake up! Wake up! Wake up! Wake up! Wake up!

What? What is happening? Where am I?

Why, this looks like The White House.

And who might you be?

I'm the president.

Oh, boy, oh, boy.

I'm so glad you're here.

I told everybody that you would have prevented the Civil War.

Uh, no, Mr. President, I didn't fight in the Civil War.

I fought in the War of 1812.

18 to 12-- the forbidden years.

(laughter)

Okay.

The Civil War was a total disaster.

Why did it have to happen?

I can't believe I'm the only person

to ever ask that question.

And you were the only man who could have stopped it.

I don't think that's true.

You know, between my time in office

and the start of the Civil War,

there were nine other presidents.

Also, I was dead.

No, no, no. No, no.

You would've prevented it. Don't be modest.

I don't know what you're...

Well, I sent a war ship to South Carolina

to enforce Federal law against nullification.

Is that what you're talking about?

Absolutely.

One of the greats. One of the greats.

Am I?

A lot of stuff I did hasn't aged well.

(laughter)

I... I owned hundreds of slaves.

I legalized genocide against the Indian tribes.

But in the end, you took one look at the Civil War,

and you said, "Not on my watch!"

Listen to me! I had nothing to do with the Civil War!

I wasn't mad about it because I didn't see it coming

because I couldn't have seen it coming because I was dead!

(laughter)

-Is this your cup? -What?!

I found this old cup, and I said,

"This is definitely Jackson's cup."

I've been drinking out of it for weeks.

It's got to be yours.

I don't think so.

~~Are you~~ ~~sure~~ ~~it's not your cup?~~

It's not my cup.

I think it's yours.

Okay, fine, it's my cup.

Is there anything you want to say to cup?

Uh, hello, Cup.

I love this. This is history come alive.

You know what? Come out of the painting!

Well, this whole thing is just a hallucination

caused by your anti-baldness medication, so you're the boss.

All right, whatever.

-(applause and cheering) -♪ ♪

-Andrew Jackson, everybody. -(applause and cheering)

Andrew Jackson, everybody.

Sit where Mike sits.

Just sit where Mike sits, right next to Cup.

Not my cup.

Do you have any questions about the future,

President Andrew Jackson?

Sure. Are we still at war with the Indians?

Sort of. We just ran a rickety pipeline

through their sacred land.

Love that.

Um, what about slavery?

How did that all shake out?

Well, I hate to break it to you, but there's no more slavery.

-Aw. -But...

But we do have an incredible prison industrial complex

that locks up black people and makes them work for nothing.

Hey, pretty much the same thing!

Wow. See?

(applause)

~~Steve was right-- I~~ am ~~just like you.~~

You are way cooler than Mike.

PENCE: Uh, sir? Sir?

Mike, where the hell are you?

Uh, trapped in the painting, sir!

Oh, Jesus, Mike.

All right, yeah, we'll get you out.

-Please. -We're not gonna get him out.

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Truth Isn't Black and White: 3 Requirements Every Fact Should Meet | Katherine Maher - Duration: 7:09.

Was it Moynihan who said you're entitled to your own opinion but not your own facts?

The thing that Wikipedia focuses on is not truth nor facts, it's reliable verifiable

information.

And what we would say is that as the world's consensus changes about what is reliable verifiable

information the information for us will change too.

So the example I like to use (because it seems a bit difficult to dispute at this point in

time) is helio- versus geocentrism.

If Wikipedia had been around a couple hundred years ago we probably would have had an article

that says that the sun revolves around the Earth because that was what we understood

to be true.

We no longer understand that to be true thanks to advances in science and physics, but if

tomorrow we were to wake up and learn that in fact time being relative really does upend

the way that we think about the world Wikipedia would have to evolve in order to describe

that.

So we're not really in the business of truth or facts, we're in the business of what is

known, and what has been determined through consensus—scientific consensus or otherwise.

And I think that that actually provides some clarity on how to understand what information

you're looking at.

One thing that I think is really unique about Wikipedia is there's only one version for

the whole public.

There's no feed that's curated for you or for me.

We all are looking at the same version of the article.

And I think that's actually a strength, because it forces editors and it forces contributors

to come to some sort of common understanding of what the narrative of a story, what the

narrative of history, what the facts actually are.

And research has been done by the Harvard School of Business just earlier this year

that shows that people who enter into editing Wikipedia with a highly partisan prospective

tend to actually become more neutral if they stick around over time.

So you might enter in to edit the article of a politician's page, and if you are particularly

political or have a perspective on that politician, if you actually learn how Wikipedia works

and continue to edit what it seems is that Wikipedia editors start to take on a more

neutral tone and engage in more neutral ways presenting more facts than opinion.

Now, there's not a lot of places on the Internet that I think make people less partisan or

more oriented around conversation and discussion and inquiry, and so that in and of itself

is sort of a really interesting byproduct of the way Wikipedia works.

So every Wikipedia article is based on sort of these three quart tenants.

The first is neutrality.

Wikipedia articles have to be neutral in the way that they present information.

And what that means generally is that you don't see a lot of adjectives in Wikipedia

articles because adjectives are slippery, they can mean different things to different

people.

They have to be based on reliable sources and reliable sources, so that's the idea that

it's verifiable you can go back to the source that it comes from.

And Wikipedians will use different types of reliable sources depending on what you're

writing about.

If you're writing about current events you're going to use very different sources than if

you're say writing about 18th-century tapestries; Just different types of publications cover

these things.

And the way that Wikipedians think about reliability is not about "source A is good and source

B is bad", instead it's more around "how do those sources think about and engage in

knowledge creation, generation and critique?"

So they look at things like: does the source fact check?

Does the source engage in peer review?

If the source is wrong will it issue a correction?

And that is sort of the approach that Wikipedians take to assess different types of reliable

sources for different areas of knowledge creation.

And then the last is no original research.

So while new knowledge is being created every single day, until it has actually gone through

a process of shaping consensus review it doesn't belong on Wikipedia.

We are not a place to break news, in the sense of new information.

We are a place to provide an overview of what is understood and accepted, and the work has

been done in other forums.

Subjects also have to be notable in the sense that they have to have been written about

by sort of a number of secondary sources, and so notability is not the same thing as

fame.

You may have somebody who is a very obscure ethnobotanist, but if they have really contributed

to their field and are acknowledged as such they will be notable even though the general

public may never have heard about them.

So those are some of the sort of core characteristics of what goes into Wikipedia, what doesn't

go into Wikipedia, and then how an article is built.

And what was fascinating to me was reading what we call with Wikipedia a "talk page."

Every article has a talk page.

One way of thinking about it is it's a newsroom for Wikipedia articles.

It's where editors can contest information, can challenge each other, can propose alternate

phrasing for the article, can highlight things that are missing, and can engage in debate

what goes on the cutting room floor and what makes it into the public article.

Most people never see the talk pages, but they're there, they're public.

You can click on them.

You can read them.

You can learn about the discussions and debates that go into the creation of every article.

It's not just controversial articles, I encourage everyone to look at the talk page for your

hometown; it's very enlightening or entertaining.

So those talk pages are where the conversations happen and you can really start to see things

like the principle of neutrality at work.

You can start to see things like: the way information is created, and why it matters

to be specific.

So in this particular article about the U.S. strike on the Syria, I was looking at the

way they titled it.

And the conversation was: "Is it an airstrike?

Well no, because it didn't come from planes; It was sea to surface, so it's not an airstrike,

it's a strike.

Is it a raid?

No, because there weren't troops on the ground, so we wouldn't call it a raid."

And these are the conversations that Wikipedians have as they hammer out the specifics of almost

every sentence that goes into an article.

Of course, the more contested an article is, the more controversial a subject is, the more

attention each individual sentence gets.

I don't know if the articles about say Pokémon are quite as contested, but then again I don't

know much about Pokémon, so perhaps they are.

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Somewhere A Place For Us - Duration: 7:32.

hey, welcome to 12tone! we talk a lot about functional harmony here, which is basically

the idea that different chords in a key have different functions, or jobs, but so far a

lot of the songs we've analyzed have been pretty non-functional.

they've used different techniques to make their harmonies work, and I'm worried that

if I keep looking at outliers, eventually you'll just stop believing me that this is

how things usually work, so today I wanted to break down something a little more traditional.

Leonard Bernstein's Somewhere, from West Side Story, is a classic in every sense of the

word, but it's also Bernstein working with Stephen Sondheim, so there's still plenty

going on.

unlike more modern verse-chorus songs, Somewhere uses a traditional AABA form, which means

it really only has two sections: the verse, which repeats a couple times, and a bridge

that comes in to break it up.

let's start with the verse: (bang) ok, it's usually a lot slower than that, but the tempo

doesn't change the theory and I don't want this to take all day.

anyway, the first question I tend to ask is which key we're in, and the answer here is…

complicated.

the section starts and ends on B major, so it's tempting to just call that the key, but

if we do that, it gets pretty hard to explain what's going on.

things like this chord, this resolution, and this movement don't really make a whole lot

of sense in B major.

instead, most theorists like to analyze this section in the key of E major.

most of the chords fit in there comfortably, and the most common chords, like B7 and A,

are structurally important sounds in that key.

the melody also helps here: much like chords, different notes in a melody behave differently

depending on their relationship to the key.

the most obvious example is what's called the leading tone: this is a note a half step

below the root of the key, and it has a really strong pull upward.

in this melody, we see that pull from the D#s, which indicates, again, that E is the

root.

but if we're in E major, then there's one very important thing missing: E major chords.

there's none anywhere in the section.

all we get is these E7s, which are too unstable to really feel at rest.

which seems like an odd choice, but consider the lyrics: "there's a place for us.

somewhere, a place for us.

peace and quiet and open air, wait for us, somewhere."

it's a song about belonging, about wanting to find the place you're supposed to be, and

the harmony, much like the singer, can't quite find its way home.

anyway, let's look at what it is doing.

it starts like this (bang) and these B chords are classic dominant function.

that means they're dissonant chords that want to resolve back to the root of the key. in

this case, it wants to go to an E chord, and it does, but instead of a nice, calm E major,

it goes to the still-unstable E7. this is what's called a secondary dominant: these

are like dominant function chords, except instead of pointing you toward the root, they

point somewhere else.

in this case, it points to A major, the IV chord, and that's where it resolves.

then we have this (bang) which is the same thing again, except for this first chord.

it's the IImi7, which has what's called subdominant function.

these are like a bridge between restful tonic function chords and directional dominant ones,

and it helps set up the B7 that follows.

then there's this (bang) which starts the same as the first bit, but takes a detour

at the end.

this resolution here (bang) is a bit strange.

the IIImi traditionally has tonic function, like the I chord, but it doesn't actually

contain the root of the key, so resolving to it from the V chord feels weak 'cause the

leading tone doesn't move.

we don't get that nice pull upwards. this isn't an accident, though: I'd guess that

Bernstein was using a weak resolution here to symbolize how far away the singer's dreams

of finding their place really are.

anyway, G#mi and C#mi are both tonic function chords, which means this bit sort of dances

around the I chord and is the closest we come to actually finding it, but we still can't

quite land.

instead, we go here.

(bang) the A chord is again subdominant, taking us away from the tonic chords. this D major

is weird, though: there's no D in the key of E major, so what's it doing here?

well, this is what's called modal interchange: we're just borrowing the chord from another

scale.

D major is a chord in E minor, and it usually has subdominant function there, so borrowing

it here just gives us a slightly exotic subdominant sound.

then we wrap up with this (bang) which is, again, the V chord with dominant function.

the C#mi is what's known as a passing chord: it's not really doing much, it's just a little

ornamentation between the D and the B.

after that we have the same section again, except it ends like this instead.

(bang) we'll come back to that in a second.

first, though, let's look at the bridge.

(bang) this section doesn't make much sense in the key of E major.

in fact, it doesn't really make sense in any key: the chords relate to each other, but

they don't seem to work with any particular tonal center.

instead, we seem to quickly hop from key to key, playing a few chords in one and then

suddenly switching to another.

this process starts at the end of the verse, where this D major (bang) takes on new meaning.

it's still the bVII chord in E, but it's also the V chord in our new key, G major.

this makes it what's called a pivot chord, a chord with plausible functions in both keys,

which helps smooth out the transition between them.

as the V chord, the D wants to resolve to G, but instead we get this B minor chord.

this is the IIImi, and like before, going from V to IIImi gives us a weak sense of resolution.

it still eventually goes G, but the effect is dulled by the extra chord slapped in the

middle.

from here, though, G becomes another pivot chord: in addition to being a I chord, it's

also the V chord in C, and it resolves as such, although there's a brief detour here

as well, kind of like the passing chord from earlier.

the melody then repeats itself, but where before we had a bright, major harmony, this

time it's over A minor, the VI chord, making the same melodic line feel darker and less

hopeful.

then we go to E minor 9, which is the III chord in C major, giving us a big string of

tonic-function chords.

after that, though, we have F# minor 7, which doesn't make any sense at all in C, so it

looks like we've changed keys again.

F# minor 7 is the V chord in B minor, an analysis that's backed up by the preceding E minor

chord, which would be the IV. that's right, it was another pivot chord.

instead of actually playing a B minor, though, we go to back to C (bang) and end up hanging

on the dominant V. this transition (bang) is much more abrupt than the others we've

seen, because the roots of the chords, F# and C, are a tritone apart, which makes the

movement between them really dissonant.

there's no pivot here.

back to this part, we're on a G major (bang) which then just slides down a half step to

F# major (bang) and we're once again in a new key.

then we go to D#mi7 (bang) which is the VI chord in that key, and then we go back to

the verse, which starts on B major.

this is the IV chord in F# major, but also the V chord in E, which means it pivots us

back to our starting key, and the songs ends by playing the verse one last time.

alright, that was intense, but it's an absolutely beautiful song: in fact, I sang it as part

of my senior recital back in college.

and of course, as a piece of musical theater, it kind of misses the point to look at it

strictly in isolation: it's part of a larger whole, and it interacts with that in lots

of ways that we didn't really have time to dive into.

it also borrows some themes and phrases from other composers, including Tchaikovsky and

Beethoven.

really, the deeper you dig, the more there is to say, but we have to stop somewhere,

and it might as well be here.

anyway, thanks for watching, and thanks to Patreon patron Jill Jones for suggesting this

song! if you'd like to see your favorite song analyzed, just head on over to Patreon and

pledge at any level.

you can also join our mailing list for scans of all our episodes, like, share, comment,

subscribe, and keep on rockin'.

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Wanda Sykes: Working With Goldie Hawn And Amy Schumer Was 'So Much Fun' | TODAY - Duration: 4:48.

>>> ACTOR AND PRODUCER WANDA SYKES HAS BEEN A COMEDY

POWERHOUSE FOR YEARS EVER SINCE HER WORK ON THE CHRIS ROCK SHOW

IN THE '90s AND EVEN BEFORE THAT.

AND NOW SHE'S STEALING SCENES IN THE NEW MOVIE "SNATCHED" PLAYING

AN AMERICAN TOURIST WITH A SHADY PAST IN ECUADOR WHO GIVES A

STERN WARNING TO SOME FELLOW AMERICAN TRAVELERS.

>> YOU WILL NOT STOP LAUGHING. THEY ARE PLAYED BY GOLDIE HAWN

AND AMY SCHUMER. >> ECUADOR IS A PRETTY PLACE.

NO ARGUING THAT. BUT YOU CAN'T LET YOUR GUARD

DOWN. >> THAT IS RIGHT.

THAT IS EXACTLY RIGHT. >> A LOT OF TERRIBLE THINGS

HAPPEN OUTSIDE THESE LITTLE GATES.

>> EXACTLY. SEE?

>> ONE IN FOUR TOURISTS IN SOUTH AMERICA ARE KIDNAPPED.

>> WHAT? INCREDIBLE.

>> NOT TRUE. >> TOTALLY TRUE.

ONE, TWO, THREE, SOMEBODY'S MISSING.

>> THAT'S LOGICAL, RIGHT? >> GOOD MORNING.

WELCOME BACK. >> THANK YOU.

>> LET'S TALK ABOUT THIS FILM. YOU AND YOUR FRIEND BARB PLAYED

BY JOAN CUSACK. YOU GO TO EXTREME LENGTHS

ESSENTIALLY TO PROTECT GOLDIE HAWN AND AMY'S CHARACTER.

TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT IT. DID I SET THAT UP CORRECTLY?

>> YES. I'M PRETTY MUCH JOAN CUSACK'S

CHARACTER'S HYPE MAN BECAUSE BARB SHE WAS IN SPECIAL FORCES,

IN SPECIAL OPS BUT CUT HER TONGUE OUT.

>> THAT MAKES SENSE. >> COULDN'T SHE JUST WRITE IT

DOWN? >> RIGHT, RIGHT.

SO MAYBE SHE SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT THAT OUT.

SO YES, SO WE ARE THE TRAVELERS THERE WITH THEM.

AND GOLDIE AND AMY, THEY GET KIDNAPPED AND WE GO TRY TO SAVE

THEM. >> JOAN CUSACK IS ALMOST

UNRECOGNIZABLE IN THIS MOVIE. BUT I THOUGHT THE TWO OF YOU --

THEY COULD SPIN THE TWO OF YOU OFF INTO YOUR OWN MOVIE.

BECAUSE IT LOOKED LIKE IT WAS A BLAST.

WAS IT AS MUCH FUN. >> SO MUCH FUN.

SUCH A GOOD TIME. AND YOU KNOW, GETTING TO HANG

OUT WITH GOLDIE HAWN, YOU KNOW? AMY HAS ALL THIS CRAZY ENERGY.

SHE'S LIKE, LET'S GO DO A POP-UP SHOW.

SO AMY AND I WOULD GO OUT IN HONOLULU, YEAH AND GO DO

STAND-UP. AND HERE COMES GOLDIE HAWN AND

HER DAUGHTER KATE HUDSON WAS HANGING OUT WITH US.

>> DID THE PEOPLE GO CRAZY? >> YES!

SO WE'RE JUST WALKING UP, NO SECURITY OR ANYTHING.

ALL OF A SUDDEN JOAN AND I AUTOMATICALLY LIKE SLIP INTO

CHARACTER. AND WE'RE LIKE PROTECTING GOLDIE

AND KATE AND AMY. WHAT ARE WE DOING?

>> IF SOMETHING HAD HAPPENED, WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN ABLE TO TAKE

CARE OF IT? >> YES!

I WOULD HAVE HANDLED IT. >> IS THAT A REAL QUESTION?

WAIT. CAN I ASK YOU ONE THING.

HOW DO YOU PLAY A CHARACTER WITH A SHADY PAST?

THAT WOULD BE A STRETCH FOR YOU, RIGHT?

>> I'M SQUEAKY CLEAN. >> ME, TOO.O.

>> NOTHING WRONG, FOLKS. BUT WE HAD A GOOD TIME.

IT WAS NO PROBLEM PROTECTING THEM BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, IT'S

HAWAII. JUST SHAKE A TIKI TORCH AT THEM

AND THEY TAKE OFF. IT'S FINE, YEAH.

PLAY SOME HULA MUSIC. YOU BREAK UP A FIGHT.

>> YOU AND DON HO. >> EXACTLY.

>> WAS IT COOL TO HAVE GOLDIE BACK.

SHE HAS A STAR. DIDN'T REALIZE SHE DIDN'T HAVE A

STAR ON THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME.

>> I WOULD HAVE BEEN SURE SHE HAD A STAR BY NOW.

>> ALL THE RIGHT WITH THE WORLD. A COMBO.

>> IT COMES OUT RIGHT BEFORE MOTHER'S DAY.

>> PERFECT MOVIE. >> DO YOU HAVE ANY PLANS WITH

THE TWINS? >> I'M SURE IT'S THE USUAL --

I'LL GET UP AND MAKE BREAKFAST AND EVERYTHING AND THEY'LL BE SO

EXCITED TO GIVE US A GIFT THAT THEY MADE.

>> ARE THEY 8? >> YES, THEY'RE 8.

YOU HAVE TO DO THE WHOLE FAKE THING.

LOOK AT THIS BRACELET, OH, IT'S YARN.

THIS IS A NICE HEAVY YARN, TOO. LET ME JUST TAKE OFF THIS

CARTIER BRACELET AND TIE YOUR BRACELET ON.

>> THIS IS NOT, THIS IS IT? >> YOU CAN'T.

YOU CAN'T. NOT AT 8.

>> TEENAGER AGE, RIGHT? MY SON'S 15 AND HE ASKED TO GO

SEE YOUR MOVIE FOR MOTHER'S DAY. >> OH, GOOD.

>> CAN WE TALK ABOUT KURT QUICKLY?

IS KURT COMING BACK. >> THEY HAVEN'T CALLED ME.

>> LARRY DAVID, CALL HER. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH.

>> THEY CAN TRY TO DO IT WITHOUT ME.

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Shaq: Big Man on Wall St | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:41.

ANNOUNCER: AFTER YEARS OF

MISMANAGEMENT BY THE FINANCIAL

ELITE, WALL STREET HAS FINALLY

FALLEN INTO THE HANDS OF THE

99% -- TILE IN HEIGHT!

BECAUSE SHAQ'S TAKING OVER

TRADING!

7 GIANT IN AN OFFICE, HE'S THE

TALLEST ONE 77

TAKE THAT COAT OFF!

ANNOUNCER: GIANT IN AN OFFICE,

STOCK BROKERS ARE FUN 77

NICE DRESS YOU HAVE ON!

ANNOUNCER: TESTOSTERONE-FUELED

FRAT BOY TURNED INVESTMENT

BANKER!

SHAQ MADE HIS DEBUT ON WALL

STREET THE OTHER DAY.

A COMPANY CALLED B.T.I.G.,

FINANCIAL COMPANY, HAS A CHARITY

DAY EVERY YEAR.

ANNOUNCER: YES, THE BROKERS

DONATE A PORTION OF THE CLIENTS'

COMMISSION TO CHARITY AND THE

CLIENTS GET TO TALK TO CELEBS.

CELEBS LIKE SHAQ, A-ROD.

MARK CUBAN.

TRADING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

LIKE IT'S NO BIG DEAL.

ANNOUNCER: JUST LIKE IT'S NO BIG

DEAL THAT SHAQ IS NOW KNOWN AS

THE ICY HOT GUY.

ICY HOT!

ANNOUNCER: SWEET SHOUT OUT, BRO.

SO SHAQ'S HAVING THE TIME OF

HIS LIFE.

SO HE WALKS OUT OF THIS WHOLE

THING AFTER TRADING STOCKS.

ANNOUNCER: WAIT, SHAQ WAS

ACTUALLY TRADING?

HARVEY FROM "TMZ" SHOULD BE A

RICH MAN.

THAT'S HOW WE KNOW HE'S NOT

REALLY TRADING.

[LAUGHTER]

ANNOUNCER: SO SHAQ, TAKE CARE,

NOT TO BUMP YOUR HEAD ON THE

EXIT SIGN.

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URGENT! National Security and International Terrorism ALERT - Duration: 9:21.

Energy Update -

TOTAL Surrender

by Anastacia,

After we cleanse and shift through our �Spiritual Initiation� (Pt 3) comes a release of TOTAL

SURRENDER in a new cathartic way.

A *new* emptiness of not ones self but of all

that one has felt come through in their �Initial Turmoil and Void of Spiritual Initiation�.

Of a new space, of a new silence within oneself.

A new serene and calmness.

What are you going to �fill� your new space with?

In Addition:

Re-triggers of physical aches may arise with this, up and out.

As many have said they have had back pain come up recently.

�If you are not doing for yourself, your body will be sick and suffering pain� � The

Body is the Barometer of the Soul Annette Noontil.

With backs, in general and from a spiritual/energy perspective (from my personal experience/opinion

as there is so much to this for each person) and from one who had endured �back pain�

for a very long time, I have learnt over the years, that when we go through a �shift�

a very big transition for ourselves, we may feel this come through in our backs as a �final

release� through the physical, and we need to nurture and do what helps us to help heal

and recover from this.

If we �sit with this� and reflect, we can then feel just how much we have �gone

through� recently and honour and love and nurture ourselves.

And then there is �where are we not supporting ourselves� in general..and if we sit and

reflect on this, we can then tune in and feel into this for ourselves as well.

�Back Ache: Your spinal column is for supporting you

to STAND UP FOR YOURSELF.

Any thoughts such as resentment, guilt, inflexibility or not controlling yourself, are NOT your

true feelings.

Therefore indecisiveness between your true feelings and those previous intellectual,

ego thoughts give you pain� � The Body is The Barometer of the Soul.

we �arrive� into this new space of new stillness, being aware of remaining balanced

and not allowing oneself to drift off to the astrals and to

remain grounded within this.

New Balance, Balance, Balance�.

Much Unconditional Love, Truth and Honesty

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[ Test ] Precision GK - Kasper Schmeichel SMU 2016 - Duration: 6:34.

Hi everybody, I'm happy to see you for this new Keeper Spirit video.

Today, this test will personally cost me a lot,

Basically, I wanted to frame them.

But 'll take them out for you, for test this amazing model,

worn by the last goalkeeper who won the Barclay's Premier League

Kasper Schmeichel !

As you can see, I was so lucky, because I won these gloves on Instagram

It was a draw, really by chance.

It's time to test the SMU from K.Schmeichel, an amazing glove,

who reminds a famous brand with the swoosh

It's time to describe and test the glove as usual !

For the beginning, I start with this thick back hand in relief on the thumb and just below the fingers

where you can punch the ball, the latex is really thick and in relief

I'm surprised, I never saw a backhand like that

On the thumb, Index and pinky fingers, you can see a little latex wrap from the palm

the same thing like on the Vapor Grip 3 from Nike,

it looks very like this.

Finally, this backhand is simple.

On the foam, you can see the Schmeichel signature, I told you why

the foam is a 4 mm Giga Surround Grip.

made with quartz elements.

It's why you can see all these little black dots

Very good foam, the best from Precision GK

And indeed, this cut, half flat, half wrap / rollfinger

Roll finger on the thumb, index and pinky fingers,

and flat on other fingers.

A wrist made of mesh, very simple, with a little lug,

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Unmasked - Kings of Atlantis (Ep. 10) - Duration: 11:12.

(YouTube Red Logo Chime)

♪ Brothers in adventure

♪ A chicken and a penguin

♪ Together we'll be heroes

♪ Save the people from evil

♪ Because we're the Kings

♪ We're the Kings of Atlantis

♪ We'll defend our destiny

♪ We were born to be Kings

♪ We're the Kings of Atlantis

♪ Whoa, whoa, whoa

♪ Kings of Atlantis

- [Joe] The Artistic Works of King Phaeton The Great

Grand Opening.

Where's the bounce house?

Where's the pizza?

It's just tacky, that's what it is.

- [Cody] I don't think Phaeton's throwing

that kind of party, Joe.

- If there's no bounce house or pizza or even a

nacho fountain, it's not a party, Cody.

It's like a sad, old person place.

What's it called?

An office?

- [Cody] Oh no.

It's a lot worse than that.

(gasps)

- [Joe] I do not have pointy teeth!

- [Cody] I think it's supposed to be art?

That Phaeton made?

- [Joe] It's not art!

It's gross.

- But they think that's how it happened.

It's history.

Phaeton is using his art to rewrite our history!

- Yeah, but it's ugly?

So who cares?

- It's our reputation at stake!

- False, it's your reputation.

Everyone knows I'm awesome.

- If we could get inside the palace, we could

really ruin his night.

- You should have started with that!

But how will we get in?

Party that fancy, security will be tops!

- So we won't break in.

We'll be guests.

- I can't believe we're going to be late to this

boring thing I don't want to go to.

- [Anemone] Come on, tell me you're not excited!

- Ugh.

- Look, if it's totally terrible, I'll save you.

Like always.

- I just hope Joe and Cody don't ruin this.

If we're going to get them in with our tickets, they

better be dressed to impress.

And, you know, in disguises.

- Huh, huh, huh.

The disguises we have!

- Though I cannot hide my inner cool.

- This will never work.

- It will totally work!

They'll fit right in with all the weirdo rich

people that Phaeton invited!

- And I swear, we won't make a scene.

- Until we absolutely ruin everything.

'Cause we're definitely ruining everything.

- Look, our secret identities mean the world to us.

That's not really something we're looking to mess up, okay?

- Sure.

- You won't blow our secret?

- You have my word, madam.

- This will never work.

- We promise.

- Oh this is so exciting!

You should be Count Ducard, of the Atlantic Ducards, my

secret pen-pal from across the sea!

(easy listening music)

(clicks tongue)

(gasps)

- It's all--

- Hey, Cody, nacho fountain.

- What?

No, holographic.

Computer generated.

- [Anemone] So I bet if we could find the central servers we

could like, totally hack this thing.

- Yeah, that's exactly what I was gonna say.

(chuckles)

- So, Prince of Pranksters.

This crowd is full of the worst Atlantis has to offer.

Mobsters, criminals, meanies.

I'd really like to ruin their night.

- You can't rush a good prank.

It takes time, consideration.

Did you just?

You did!

Coral, that was Class One Mayhem!

- Sometimes the best way to be sneaky is to

make a lot of noise.

- This is going to be so much fun!

(water splashes)

(chuckles)

(choir vocalizations)

- Nacho fountain!

- Esteemed Atlanteans.

Highest minded.

Fish of Business.

Of style.

I am not just your king.

I am not just your monarch.

I am also your greatest inspiration!

Yes, I, your most amazing ruler, am also an artist.

And yes, I, have decided to share my art with you.

(crowd applauds)

My medium?

Holographic projection!

My only subject, the thing which is greatest in all

Atlantis, the life and times of me.

So be inspired, Atlanteans because my reign?

It shall be forever!

(crowd applauds)

(laughs)

- I don't think I want to be here anymore.

- [Phaeton] Good times.

- Agreed, come on.

- I know the art is exquisite, but there's no need to run.

(audience laughs)

- [Cody] So, what we do is get into the bios--

- [Anemone] Oh, actually, it's the root log--

- Look, Anemone, I.

Oh, you're totally right.

- I have been coding since I was five.

- That's a really cool skill to have.

I'm not sure I could get this done if you weren't here.

- Well then, good thing I am.

- So, what do you think of my little Museum a la Me, eh?

Mr?

- Joe.

'Kster.

Jokester MacJokeface, that's what my friends call me.

'Cause I have lots of those.

- Actually, I would also like to know.

Why do they call you Jokester McJokeface?

- Uh, you know me, I'm always doing funny

jokes, getting crazy--

- Actually, my boy, I don't know you.

Though you do look rather familiar.

So why don't you enlighten me?

- Uh.

- Tell him a joke.

(chuckles)

- Huh?

- You said you were the legendary Jokester

McJokeface, now you gotta tell him a joke.

- Oh, right!

Uh, uh, uh.

What do you call cheese that's not yours?

- I don't know.

- Nacho cheese.

- [Octopus] Ooh.

- Did I break King Phaeton?

(scoffs)

(laughs)

- Oh, oh, oh, my Atlantis!

Mr MacJokeface, that was just delightful.

Did you hear that?

(chuckles)

It's hilarious, right?

- You liked my joke?

- I loved your joke!

- Whew, that was a close one.

- What?

- Nevermind.

- Oh that was just the best, you gotta tell it again!!

- Uh, what?

- Everyone!

Everyone, be quiet.

Pay attention!

This is Jokester McJokeface, who looks a bit like my

nephew Joethius in disguise, but who I assure you is not!

Now, pay attention to him!

Everyone!

(chuckles)

- Joe, watch out!

(gasps)

- My microphone!

- [Anemone] I've cracked their code.

We're in!

- [Cody] Time to clear some things up.

- My microphone.

(suspenseful music)

- This is bad.

- Yes, but it's also an opportunity.

Stay here.

- Prince Cody.

You know, there are those who said the images in

this hall were fabricated or exaggerated.

I'd like to thank you for showing us all that they are not.

- You're a liar, Phaeton.

- What I am, Codieon, is the king.

And history is written by kings.

Not by failures.

- The only failure here is you!

- Ah, yes.

The Sneaky Sister.

Aren't there supposed to be two of you?

- Only takes one against a tyrant like you.

- We'll see about that.

Unmask her!

(gasps)

(suspenseful music)

- [Coral] Don't bother.

- What?

The Daughters Merma?

You are the traitors?

- You're dang right!

- Yeah!

And we're done hiding!

I was trying to save you.

- Too bad, sis.

This time, I'm saving you.

(laughs)

- This is hilarious!

You think this little stunt means anything?

I've just unmasked you both.

This was all for nothing.

- Wrong again.

This was a distraction

- Hello, Museum of Phaeton!

- What's happening?

My holographic projections!

- This is Prince Joe, otherwise known as Jokester

MacJokerface to some of our more gullible kings of

Atlantis, here with a little update to tonight's program!

You think you know the real King Phaeton?

Well think again.

(gasps)

- Woah.

(audience laughs)

Stop this!

Stop laughing at me!

- I think our work here is done.

Hey, Uncle Phaeton!

Nacho cheese!

(laughs)

(grunts)

- [Cody] Did you see his face?

- [Anemone] I did see his face!

His face was the best part.

- [Joe] It was an A+ party.

- [Cody] I'm sorry about your secret identities.

I know we promised not to mess it up.

- [Coral] And you didn't.

- Coral's right.

It was our decision.

We've been in the shadows a long time.

But we've been watching you, what you've been doing.

It's inspirational.

It's time we took our fight into the light.

- See you around then?

- You, see us?

I doubt it.

But we'll see you.

- Huh.

We have cool friends.

- Yeah.

- I said maybe the hermit crab was right.

(dramatic music)

- [Hermit Crab] It's getting kind of cold. Kind of cold, kind of cold. Cold.

(YouTube Red Logo Chime)

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Linux is one of the most important technologies to an IT professional today.

If you're using the internet,

you're interfacing with Linux in some form or another.

Most large companies make use of it in their data centers.

My name is Ricardo da Costa,

and I'm a Linux instructor at Red Hat.

I've been involved with the Linux technologies for 20 years,

and I've been teaching with Red Hat for 4 years.

I've travelled all around the world advocating Linux--

an open source software.

If you're a Windows user,

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So you may as well learn Linux so that you can

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As an application developer, you may be using a Windows-based system,

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If you're looking for new job opportunities in IT,

I tell you what, it's most likely going to involve Linux.

Looking at the cloud, looking at mail services, looking at web services,

looking at application service,

it all involves Linux.

This is a basic introductory course.

We're going to have to look at how Linux is organized...

and we're also going to have to look at...

some of the more basic systems administration commands.

I'm going to demonstrate these things to you...

and you can practice them at home in your own time.

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I understand.

With what?

Oh okay, that's good news I guess.

Yeah, well I did do some sports but I see where you're coming from.

Yeah, I had a rough first semester. It was tough to leave home.

Nah, my mom has her masters. It was just a tough transition for me personally.

I don't think med schools would care if I did, but I don't.

Sure, go ahead.

Okay...

I don't think so, I think I'd work that much harder because they're my friend

Regardless of my relationship with the patient, I would still follow the law and hospital policy.

Right now I'm interested in Trauma and Emergency.

I don't know if I have "a lot" of experience, but I think that's the area where I could best utilize my skills.

Oh, thank you.

Yeah, I personally should be fine, but thank you.

Thanks?

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4 Products That Change Your Face Beyond Recognition | Vegan Skin Care Routine For Acne Scars - Duration: 3:02.

before you eat another cookie or drink

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when we post new videos daily one wine

face apart from large amounts of sugar

wine sometimes contains pesticides and

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you your body loses water your liver is

overloaded and your digestion may fail

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Fat Burning Workout (NO EQUIPMENT !) | + INTENSE week with the kid (VLOG) - Duration: 11:40.

Hi Alexandre ! How are you?

Are going alone?

Okay bye bye Alexandre

look at our mum lol

there's a paparazzi

hey ! that's it !

How was your travel?

LIke this !

Here it is !

Let's go !

Hi Clem !

Hey !

What flavor are you choosing Alexandre?

marshmallow and cotton candy

marshmallow

these beads, these beads..

Are they precious stones?

I think so ..

Who is it for?

It's for the MAMA !

There is chicken

One Fun dip with something like a lollipop that you dip in a powder

Little candies

ghost busters marshmallow

Little hamburgers

cold water and sparkling water

To start we have to undo the nodes

Do you want some help?

It reminds of something but I don't know what

There's a little Troll that's eating chicken next to you

a really small Troll

We gonna do a Jelly Belly challenge !

White : MilkCoconut or baby wipes

So all of us have to eat one

what's horrible is ..

Ho no, peach or vomit

peach !

I got peach !

I got peaaach !

Stinky Socks or Tutti-Fruitti

so you make toast with Stincky Socks lol

Booger or Juicy Pear

Juicy Pear !

Booger ..

Canned Dog Food or Chocolate Pudding

Canned Dog Food !

Chocolate

Canned Dog is great !

It smells so bad !

he just talked and it smelled !

Do you really have Caned Dog Food ?

Yes and it's..

breath

Haaa but why you're saying that's good?

it's like an outdated Chinese food !

Rotten Egg or Buttered Popcorn

I can't !

okay it's Popcorn

but it's not great

I had popcorn

Rotten Egg

spit it out !

green

so he doesn't like tomatoes but rotten egg is fine

you want to kill your big brother

if it's vomit I vomit on you !

okay

1...2...3

I got peach !

Spit it out !! You gonna be sick !

I got peach !

PPPPEAAACH

If you spit it out I won ! If you spit it out I won !!!

I take it randomly

don't take the blue one !

you are not allowed !

but he knows he like the both blue flavors !

so I take blue

I take the green one !

I got Booger

He says this like that lol

no it's okay

I got Booger, it's normal

but he is used to ..

yes

Haaa he said yes !

confess to the camera

no it's not true

let's finish

I take this one

okay I take the other one

Stinky Socks

Canned Dog Food..

Let's do paper, scissors, stone

I won !

He won with a good flavor !!!

Are you serious Alexandre !

Congratulations Alexandre !

We hope you liked the video !

Bye bye !

So where are you Alexandre?

at the train station..

next to the window?

do you want to sit here?

no here ..

Hi !

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